The nest thermostat e is only compatible with single speed system fans.
Nest thermostat variable speed fan.
Maybe i m not fully aware of how variable speed works.
I was told by my hvac maintenance personnel that using the nest thermostat won t allow the variable speed fans to function properly causing inefficiency in the system.
I have the same setup as shown in cb242 s first set of pictures for his downstairs configuration using the tcont803as32daa thermostat.
When the fan setting on the thermostat is set to on the fan runs on a low speed and when the heat cuts in the fan increases speed like it should.
These stages will dictate the fan speed.
An hvac tech may be able to set it higher but then that would be the fan speed all the time.
It s the first thermostat i ve ever used that i actually like.
However i am running into issues with the variable speed fan on our high efficiency furnace.
So far i think it s a good product.
It looks like nest recently added support for multi speed fan control for some furnaces.
Nest can t control different fan speeds so if you have a multi speed fan it will always be on the lowest setting.
That s the thing to remember.
With the comfortlink 1050 or 850 thermostat you get pretty much all of the features your existing smart thermostat has.
I installed the nest thermostat this past thursday.
I have my two stage controlled by the nest.
The stages can be controlled by the nest thermostat or by the lennox board.
The google nest thermostat e is only compatible with single speed system fans.
It can also use multistages i think up to 3 with nest to turn it to high med low i think.
But with variable speed correct me if i m wrong but the fan is constantly modulating faster or slower.
The variable speed fan part is controlled by the board so for my single stage cool the program i have chosen dictates the fan ramp and compressor calls.
With a smart thermostat it will turn the furnace on or off based on temperature.
I would like to be able to control as much of the new furnace s features with the.
Variable speed fans high voltage forced air systems with fans and proprietary systems with fans aren t compatible with either the nest learning thermostat or the nest thermostat e.